I'm not completely sure of that, but disabling springs should be quite easy to do (in C++ code), and effect might be what is deserved, i.e. no smart spacing. However, it can result in lots of collisions in some cases. Maybe I'll try it today or tomorrow, I'd like to remind myself spring code a bit.
2013/10/1 David Kastrup <[email protected]> > LaurenH <[email protected]> writes: > > > I'm looking for a music writing program that will allow me to precisely > > control horizontal spacing for use in a psychology sight-reading > > study. > > You are probably best off writing your own program then. LilyPond does > so many tweaks and finetunes and optical spacing and what else that it > will take a lot of work to wrest control of horizontal spacing in its > entirety from it. > > Now you can, like, use LilyPond's markup constructs in order to puzzle > things together starting at music glyphs. Whether that is a more > convenient path for you than just using any old program (or possibly Urs > Liska's project of making LilyPond glyphs accessible to LaTeX) is a > different question. > > It might also be worth looking at MusiXTeX, actually: one of its main > nuisances is that you are yourself responsible for every tiny bit of > spacing and collision avoidance and whatever. For your task, that might > be rather an advantage. > > -- > David Kastrup > > > _______________________________________________ > lilypond-user mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user >
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